Ginnifer Goodwin & Josh Dallas’ Baby Boy’s Name Revealed

Finally! Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Dallas welcomed a bouncing baby on May 29, and now his name has been revealed. So, what did Ginny and Josh choose for their little one?

Ginnifer Goodwin, 36, and Josh Dallas, 32, are the proud parents of an adorable baby boy. The super private couple has been able to keep most of the details about their son’s birth under wraps — until now! Click inside to find out what the Once Upon A Time stars named their little boy.

Ginnifer Goodwin & Josh Dallas’ Baby Name Revealed

Now that Ginny and Josh’s baby has arrived, everyone is at the edge of their seats waiting to find out what they named their little boy.

Guess what? His name has finally been revealed!

Oliver Finlay Dallas is the baby’s full legal name, according to a birth certificate obtained by TMZ.

On June 3, Josh addressed fans about his newborn son for the first time by thanking them for their kind words, writing, “Thanks for all the well wishes about our new baby boy. We are in LOVE! He’s our favorite person.”

Ginnifer & Josh Had Trouble Picking A Name

In April 2014, Ginnifer sat down for an interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live, which is where she first discussed potential baby names.

Ginny revealed that she was having trouble picking a first name because nothing seemed to go with the last name Dallas properly.

“Naming a child though, with the last name of ‘Dallas,’ is a little more complicated. Not a first name that begins with a ‘D’ because it gets porny, and nothing geographical ’cause it sounds like an airport,” she joked.

Ha! Well, it’s safe to say that Ginnifer and Josh picked the perfect name for their first child. Oliver Dallas — we like it!

Tell us, HollywoodLifers — What do you think about the name Oliver Finlay Dallas? Let us know your thoughts below!

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the supposed birth certificate TMZ has is a fake just like when the ones for Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon’s twins Moroccan and Monroe leaked three years ago. a real birth certificate is a sealed document unless you need it to prove your identity to receive medical care